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Exactly, it's the same as Cloudflare captchas where only certain blessed devices and browsers can seem to actually pass it. Ironically, adding Anubis accelerate
by satvikpendem 3mo ago
Exactly, it's the same as Cloudflare captchas where only certain blessed devices and browsers can seem to actually pass it. Ironically, adding Anubis accelerates the death of the open web.
- grim_io 3mo agoOpen to whom? There can't be a truly open web if the guys with all the resources in the world have the incentive to absolutely crush you by draining all of your resources. They won't crush you out of malice, but by accident, like an ant.
- nitwit005 3mo agoCloudflare got it's early business from sites being taken down by DDOS attacks. The early users of Anubis were often sites taken down by scrapers. Not a fan of either solution, but the sites simply going offline does not promote an "open web" either.
- mike_hock 3mo agoNo, this is not the same as Cloudflare fascism. You're free to use any JS runtime to solve the challenge.
- pibaker 3mo agoA world without cloudflare does not necessarily mean a world where anyone can access any website. It could very well be a world where anyone can point a DDOS at any website and make it inaccessible to everyone.
- dlcarrier 3mo agoIt's getting to the point that the only way to get past the bot filters is to have bots do everything.